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Federal utility assistance funding exhausted amid heatwave
As temperatures soar, low-income Kentucky residents face a crisis as local agencies exhaust federal cooling assistance funds, forcing many to navigate bureaucratic hurdles for emergency utility…
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5mArlinghaus Builders proposes 182-home Burlington Pike development
Arlinghaus Builders proposes 182 new single-family homes on Burlington Pike. While residents favor redevelopment, they voice significant concerns regarding traffic safety and infrastructure on the already busy KY 18.
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5mNKY on Tap: Brewing at Barleycorn's
Joe Schutzman reflects on his brief, failed culinary career before reviewing the craft beer and double-fried wings at the thriving Barleycorn’s Brewhouse in Wilder, Kentucky.
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1mMan dead in shooting involving Boone County deputies
Boone County deputies were involved in a fatal shooting late Friday night on Lely Court. The suspect died at the hospital; Kentucky State Police are investigating the incident.
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2mHere are some hot weather vehicle safety tips for Fourth of July travelers
State Farm provides essential vehicle maintenance tips and safety advice to help Greater Cincinnati drivers prevent heat-related breakdowns and protect their cars during this extreme summer heat wave.
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2mBurlington Antique Show returns to Boone County Fairgrounds for 45th year
The Burlington Antique Show celebrates 45 years at Boone County Fairgrounds this July! Explore over 150 vendors offering unique vintage furniture, jewelry, and collectibles. Early bird entry starts at 6 a.m.